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|footnotes=<sup> </sup>إنقطع حكم سلالة تانغ لفترة قصيرة من الزمن لما استولت الإمبراطورة [[وو شتيان]] على العرش معلنةً سلالة شو الثانية من 8
إكتوبر 690 إلى 3 مارس 705).
إلى حد بعيد، كان عصر سلالة تانج عصر تقدم واستقرار، ما عدا فترة تمرد آن لوشان وتراخي السلطة المركزية في النصف الأخير من عمر السلالة. ومثل مملكة سوي السابقة، أبقت سلالة تانج على نظام الخدمة المدنية الذي يقوم على توظيف مسؤولين من خلال اختبارات قياسية والتوصيات لتولي المناصب. ولكن انهار هذا النظام المدني عند نشأة الحكام العسكريين على الأقاليم والمعروفين باسم جيدوشي في القرن التاسع. الحضارة الصينية ازدهرت ونضجت أثناء عصر سلالة تانج، ويعتبر هذا العصر من أعظم عصور الشعر الصيني.{{sfn|Yu|1998|pp=73–87}} وينتمي اثنان من أشهر شعراء الصين، [[لي باي]] و[[دو فو]], إلى هذا العصر، وينتمي إليه كذلك العديد من أشهر الرسامين مثل هان جان وتشانغ شوان, وزوو فانج. وكانت هناك مجموعة غنية من الأدب التاريخي الذي قام بتجميعه مجموعة من العلماء، بالإضافة إلى موسوعات وأعمال جغرافية.
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== وصلات خارجية ==
* [http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/prehistory/china/classical_imperial_china/tang.html The Tang Dynasty], Minnesota State University Emuseum
* [http://www.mnsumetmuseum.eduorg/emuseumtoah/prehistory/china/classical_imperial_chinahd/tang/hd_tang.htmlhtm The Tang Dynasty], Minnesotaat the Metropolitan StateMuseum Universityof EmuseumArt
* [http://wwwetext.metmuseumvirginia.orgedu/toahchinese/hd/tang/hd_tangframe.htm TheHome of 300 Tang DynastyPoems], at the Metropolitan MuseumUniversity of ArtVirginia
* [http://www.artsmia.org/art-of-asia/history/dynasty-tang.cfm Tang art with video commentary], from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts ▼*[http://etext.virginia.edu/chinese/frame.htm Home of 300 Tang Poems], University of Virginia
* [http://www.xabusiness.com/china-resources/sui-tang-chinese-paintings.htm Paintings of Sui and Tang dynasties] ▼▲*[http://www.artsmia.org/art-of-asia/history/dynasty-tang.cfm Tang art with video commentary], from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts
▲*[http://www.xabusiness.com/china-resources/sui-tang-chinese-paintings.htm Paintings of Sui and Tang dynasties]
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